About us
Tradition meets innovation
109 years in motion
Mönninghoff as a company
Keeping pace with the rapid mechanization of the mining industry has always been one of Richard Mönninghoff's strengths. We remain true to this until today by continuing to focus on the problems of our customers. Our innovative drive technology is aimed at all those who place the highest demands on their own products.
Their benefit and satisfaction are at the center of our business activities - all our efforts are directed towards them. For more than a hundred years now.
Facts & Numbers
1916
Richard Mönninghoff founded the engineering works as a supplier to the local mining industry
1947
Reconstruction of the company after the war
1958
Start of the development and production of mechanical drive technology
1967
92 per cent of turnover is generated by mining machinery
1992
The special gearbox division is spun off into the Chemnitzer Zahnradfabrik in Saxony
1996
The last mining equipment leaves the factory – a structural transformation is complete
2000
Mönninghoff becomes the global point of contact for bespoke solutions in the field of electromagnetic drive technology
2017
Handover to the next generation – the values of a family-run business are preserved
2021
The company moves into a new building
Philosophy
After a moving 100-year history, today we are a leading technology partner on the global stage in the development of high-precision clutches, versatile linear drives, sensitive overload systems and optimised shaft couplings. We owe this success to our customers' demand for application-specific solutions with high complexity. Supporting their technological progress with innovations is the goal of our development work. For this, an increased exchange of ideas and intensive dialogue with our customers' engineers is key.
On top, we supply the right hardware. The detailed customer-specific solution logically leads to a wide variety of products, which can only be manufactured efficiently with flexible, state-of-the-art machinery. We do not automatically equate quality with technology, but rather see it as desire for perfection.